Italeri 3641 - Lancia LC2 (1:24)
Italeri 3641 Lancia LC2 1:24 is a plastic kit of the racing prototype introduced by Lancia into the World Championship for Sports Prototypes in 1983. It captures a distinctive Italian endurance car of the 1980s and includes decals and colour instructions.
Italeri 3641 Lancia LC2 1:24
Italeri 3641 Lancia LC2 depicts one of the most recognisable Italian sports prototypes of the early 1980s. Developed for the World Championship for Sports Prototypes, the LC2 made its debut in 1983 as Lancia’s challenger to Porsche in top-level endurance racing.
The original car combined clean, elegant bodywork with a strong focus on aerodynamics. Power came from a twin-turbocharged Ferrari V8 of 2.599 litres, later enlarged to 3.014 litres, prepared for competition by Abarth. On track, the LC2 had the speed and handling to match the class benchmark, but its record was affected by lower reliability. Drivers of the type included Riccardo Patrese, Michele Alboreto and Alessandro Nannini.
This plastic kit is produced in 1:24 scale with a finished length of 200 mm. The box includes a decal sheet and colour instructions, and Italeri lists the kit as difficulty 3.
| Category: | Cars and Motorcycles |
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| Weight: | 0.304 kg |
| EAN: | 8001283036412 |
| Scale: | 1/24 |
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